Corsair Flash Survivor GTR 32GB USB Flash Drive review

Allan 'Zardon' Campbell May 31, 2010 Featured Announcement, Pen Drives

Rating: 8.5.

Almost everyone today has a Flash drive sitting on their computer desk, after all they are invaluable for moving data between work and home or to pass files between friends. Another important use for USB drives is to back up sensitive and important data, which leads me nicely into the product we have for review today – The Corsair Flash Survivor GTR 32GB USB Flash Drive.

As most of us know Corsair have a well earned reputation for being one of the leading memory makers. Within a diverse range of products they also produce high quality air and watercooling products such as the excellent Corsair H50.

The Flash Survivor is a durable, water and drop resistant USB memory drive which was designed for the secure transportation of personal, and important data.

Encased in extremely strong CNC-Milled, anodized aircraft grade aluminum.
Water resistant to 200m through the use of a EPDM waterproof seal.
Protected from vibration or impact damage through the use of a molded shock dampening collar
Plug and play with any USB 2.0 certified peripheral computer port (backwards compatible with USB 1.1).
USB extension cable with Dog Tag included
Protected by a limited 10 year warranty.

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9 comments

Dax
May 31, 2010 at 7:14 pm

I have the 16gb drive ! its awesome, had it for a few months now, but I always feel safe with my files on it.
Eric K
May 31, 2010 at 7:15 pm

I find putting sensitive or important files on a portable USB drive is silly. If you drop it or lose it for instance, someone has all the info they need on you for identify theft.!
Death Dealer
May 31, 2010 at 7:16 pm

Hey Eric, maybe when they release the next one they will put a homing beacon on it for people who drop em? lol 🙂
Rob
May 31, 2010 at 7:17 pm

I actually need to get one of these, I have a USB drive which I use for work, and moving files home, and its so painfully slow I almost lose the will to live. Id rather get work to pay for it, but fat chance.
Ben
June 21, 2010 at 1:46 am

I had a 32GB GT die after 3 weeks, they replaced it with a GTR, it is noticably quicker albeit significantly longer (I cannot see myself keeping this on my keyring any more which was why I got the survivor in the first place). Hopefully it is noticably more reliable too!
Justin
June 23, 2010 at 11:38 am

I have the original 32GB drive (blue one). It was in my shirt pocket when I got into a car accident. The drive went through the windshield and flew another 100 feet down the road. My wife found it on the highway sitting on the ground. The outside case had a few dents in it and some scratches, but the thing works like a bomb and all my data was still there. Ordered the new 64GB GTR today, strongly recommended.
Zardon
June 23, 2010 at 12:38 pm

that is a hell of a story, I have passed this onto Corsair. glad you are ok !
Spike
June 23, 2010 at 1:22 pm

Hey Eric K, If you have conerns about security, get an encrypted drive. I have a Corsait Padlock. It even has a key pad for a PIN code !
Spike